Charger SRT-8 That thing got a Hemi? Indeed, a 6.1L Hemi that is. The Dodge Charger SRT-8 pounds the pavement with severe power.

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Old Apr 2, 2020 | 04:52 PM
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Car has 144,000, Chrysler installed a crate motor at 70,000. Car has only a CAI, catrch can since 27,000, thermostat, and mid muffler delete. 2013 Charger SRT8 6.4
 

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So it's a 6.4 and not a 6.1 lol (since you left that info out)
 
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So what changed between the two runs that you picked up almost 40 horsepower??
 
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The first set of numbers look spot on for RWHP for a '12-'14 392, however the second set is right at the stock flywheel numbers (470/470) for that engine. A CAI, catch can (no performance value whatsoever, strictly longevity), thermostat, and mid muffler delete will not net you 40 RWHP. I find it hard to believe even a custom tune (which you didn't list) would net that much. That smells like a cam swap.
 
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